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1 ALL SOULS PARISH 9550 Tennyson Ave. Overland MO Fax PARISH STAFF Pastor - Fr. Jim Gray Office Hours: Thursday s 9:15-1pm Or anytime by appointment Deacon - Samuel Lee samuelhlee@mindspring.com Parish Secretary - Mimi Minner Monday, Tuesday, Friday secretaryallsouls@charter.net Business Manager - Susan Shelton Wednesday and Thursday allsouls@charter.net Pastoral Assoc./PSR Coordinator - Ruth Reimer dismasldy@sbcglobal.net Parish Organists Millie Kimmick and Rose Marie Koerner PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday thru Thursday 9am to 4pm Friday 9am to Noon SACRAMENTAL SCHEDULE Weekend Masses Saturday Vigil 4:30pm Sunday 7:30am & 10:30am Weekday Masses Tuesday & Thursday 7:30am Confessions Saturday 3:45-4:15pm Or by appointment Baptism Call the Pastor for arrangements Matrimony Call the Pastor for arrangements at least six months in advance PARISH DEVOTIONAL SCHEDULE Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions Each Tuesday following Holy Mass Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Each Thursday 8am - 9am/Benediction CATHOLIC SCHOOL Holy Trinity Elementary Susan Shelton

2 THIS WEEK IN THE PARISH Sunday October 8, th Sunday of Ordinary Time 7:30 am Holy Mass - Holy Name 10:30 am Holy Mass Monday October 9 9:00 am Quilters 6:30 pm SVDP Clients Tuesday October 10 7:30 am Holy Mass/Perpetual Help Devotions 7:00 pm St. Anne Sodality Meeting Canned food drive for Back Pack Program Wednesday October 11 7:00 pm Parish Council Meeting Thursday October 12 7:30 am Holy Mass - Adoration/Benediction 9:00 am Quilters/Minute Men 6:00 pm Quilters 7:00 pm Choir Practice - New Time! 7:00 pm Troop Meeting - School Friday October th Anniversary of Fatima Saturday October 14 3:45 pm Confessions/4:30 pm Mass Please pray for the repose of the souls of MAGGIE TABAKA sister of parishioner, Mary Ann Valtsin and former parishioner, GERI MOSLEY MASS INTENTIONS Week of October 8 Tuesday 7:30 am Rich Palmer + Thursday 7:30 am Bill Oppland + Saturday 4:30 pm Libbye Hanks + Sunday 7:30 am John Alsop + 10:30 am People of All Souls LECTORS For October 4:30 pm Susan Shelton 7:30 am Sr. William Ann 10:30 am Sharon Crocker EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS For October 4:30 pm Elena & Monica Romero, Kim Barry, Susan Shelton 7:30 am Joe Poelker, Tony Krieger, Srs. William Ann & Catherine Marie 10:30 am Ron & Ann Stover, Mary Joye, Sharon Crocker ALTAR SERVERS Oct. 14 & 15, :30 pm Monica & Ethan Shupe 10:30 am Tylor & Hannah Krieger WEEKLY OFFERING October 1, 2017 Parish Support $ St. Joseph Fund SVDP/CAG Hurricane Relief Permanent Deacon PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK AND INFIRM OF ALL SOULS PARISH Irene Abbett Maria Acevedo Pat Benson Joanne Blair Be Brockmeyer Ken Drayton Agnes Faron Ethel Fisher Sue Gresco Agnes Grisham Betty Grither Marge Heidbrink Pat Johnston Jim Keithly Doris Killoran Rich Kilzer Jerry Koerber John Masek Betty Palmer Charlene & Andy Renda Patricia Siterlet Be Studt Anna Clark-Vollmer Eileen Zurheide John Zurheide Welcome in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ! If you have not completed a parish registration form, or are not receiving contribution envelopes, please complete the form below and return it to the rectory. Name Phone Address City Zipcode

3 FRIENDS OF PRIESTS PRAYER CAMPAIGN October 15th - December 8th All parishioners are invited and encouraged, to sign a pledge to pray 10 Hail Mary s each day of the campaign for all Priests, Deacons, Seminarians, and Consecrated Religious. Pledge sheets are available in the back of church. Please sign your name signifying your pledge. The sheets will be presented in book form to the Archdiocese of St. Louis. TIME TALENT TREASURE We have always known that the many parishioners who volunteer to serve in our various parish organizations and ministries are most valuable. We know that your volunteer time is invaluable. Through the gifts of time and talent that our parishioners so generously share we are able to truly be the hands and feet of Jesus Christ here at All Souls and in the Overland Community. Many thanks to all those faithful and generous stewards who volunteer in our parish! Your time is worth everything to us! GOOD STEWARDSHIP IN ACTION It has been quite some time since articles have appeared in the bulletin updating our parishioners on many aspects of the parish financial life & progress the parish has made in addressing issues of importance. Recently a question was posed by a parishioner inquiring about the status of the St. Joseph Fund, which has been in place since March, The fund generates monies strictly devoted to building improvements & maintenance. The St. Joseph Fund, in just over 5 years, has accumulated $130,633. Your donations at work have produced: new flooring in the space rented by St. Elizabeth Adult Day Care, replacement of lateral sewer line on school property, replacement of plumbing stacks in the rectory, installation of new toilets & sinks with vanities in three rectory bathrooms; tuck pointing & waterproofing of the church exterior; plastering & painting various areas in the church & rectory, updates to the convent exterior & other smaller improvements. The St. Joseph Fund, as of September 21, has a balance of $55,889, with donations continuing to come in every week. The Adopt-A-Student Fund, another restricted revenue account, assists Catholic school families of our parish needing financial aid for Catholic Elementary School tuition. This fund is currently at $5,482. Another fund made possible by parishioners comes to us through your participation in Beyond Sunday, an Archdiocesan campaign that was completed last summer. You may recall that 40% of the contributed amount by each parish would be returned to the parish. So far, All Souls has received $17,728 in funds generated through Beyond Sunday. Those funds were earmarked for repairs to the bell tower & remodeling of bathrooms in the school & convent. Those projects have not yet begun. And if that was not enough generosity on your part, our parish exceeded its Annual Catholic Appeal goal this year by $2,500! Congratulations to us for reaching our challenge goal of $24,981! AND, you recently donated over $1,000 to the fire fund for a local family & another $4,667 for Hurricane Victim Relief distributed by Catholic Charities. Helping others, whether it be through special collections, contributions to St. Vincent de Paul or the Christian Action Group, or contributing to your parish so that it remains vital, active, & on track with its mission to serve Catholics & the greater community, seems to be a serious priority in our parish. All Souls parishioners do it all, especially when it comes to being good stewards of the blessing God has bestowed upon them. May God always bless you. Susan Shelton ~ Business Manager

4 UPCOMING MINISTRY SCHEDULE NOVEMBER :30pm - Lector: Tammi Rohman Eucharistic Ministers: Jackie Huntebrinker, Tammi Rohman, Edna Meier, Meda Tretter 7:30am - Lector: Kevin Faron Eucharistic Ministers: Roger & Joan Tihen Kevin & Susan Faron 10:30am - Lector: Tai Huynh Eucharistic Ministers: John Chapman, Laurie Smith, Greg & Liz Webb DECEMBER :30pm - Lector: Laura Voegelie Eucharistic Ministers: Kim Barry, John & Nancy Owens, Laura Voegelie 7:30am - Lector: Charlie Wurm Eucharistic Ministers: Carolyn Drayton, Ken Gerhardt, Charlie & Mary Ellen Wurm 10:30am - Lector: Clara Ushman Eucharistic Ministers: Ron & Ann Stover, Sharol Wilkes, Clara Ushman If you cannot serve your scheduled ministry please obtain a substitute. Thank you for your service to All Souls! READINGS FOR THE WEEK October Monday: St. Denis, Bishop & Companions, Martyrs St. John Keonardi, Priest Jon 1:1 -- 2:2, 11; Jon 2:3-5, 8; Lk 10:25-37 Tuesday: Jon 3:1-10; Ps 130:1b-4ab, 7-8; Lk 10:38-42 Wednesday: Jon 4:1-11; Ps 86:3-6, 9-10; Lk 11:1-4 Thursday: Mal 3:13-20b; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 11:5-13 Friday: 100th Anniversary of the Miracle of Fatima Jl 1:13-15; 2:1-2; Ps 9:2-3, 6, 16, 8-9; Lk 11:15-26 Saturday: St. Callistus I, Pope & Martyr Jl 4:12-21; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 11-12; Lk 11:27-28 Sunday: 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time Is 25:6-10a; Ps 23:1-6; Phil 4:12-14, 19-20; Mt 22:1-14 AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE TODAY!! 8:30am-12:30pm - School Cafeteria WALK - INS WELCOME! ST. ANNE SODALITY MEMBERS Next Meeting: Tues, Oct. 10th - 7pm As a reminder, we will collect canned fruits & canned vegetables for the Backpack Program Contact: Mary Ann CONGRATULATIONS! To all who are celebrating Over 25 Years of Marriage or Milestone Anniversaries this month Tim & Janice Rickman 10/02 15 yrs Vernon & Mary Nobs 10/03 64 yrs Dennis & Lynn Chiodini 10/05 26 yrs Michael & Gloria Francis 10/05 45 yrs Ken & Marilyn Lahnar 10/05 38 yrs John & Amanda Hill 10/06 10 yrs Jim & Janice Key 10/06 10 yrs Joe & Mary Kathcart 10/09 41 yrs Maria Acevedo & Larry Revelle 10/11 28 yrs Joe & Patsy O Brien 10/11 42 yrs Bill & Carol Breslin 10/12 43 yrs Tony & Katie Unruh 10/12 15 yrs Dean & Kathleen Duhart 10/15 34 yrs Dennis & Susan Shelton 10/16 40 yrs Richard & Marie Bazile 10/18 20 yrs Mark & Robin Herich 10/20 35 yrs Don & Carol McKinley 10/20 45 yrs Terry & Kathy Dunham 10/21 50 yrs Al & Be Brockmeyer 10/23 69 yrs Reg & Kathy Verhoff 10/23 42 yrs Pete & Josephine Unger 10/27 61 yrs

5 Christmas, is more than a day at the end of the year. More than a day of joy and good cheer. Christmas is really God s pattern of living, to be followed each day by unselfish giving. Then peace on earth will come to stay, when we live Christmas every day CHRISTIAN ACTION/SVDP TOY & FOOD DRIVE COMING SOON! October 15th to December 17th Please leave your items in back of church For over 40 yrs our Christian Action Group and SVDP Society have been providing food & Christmas gifts to needy families in our area. Donations provided by our parishioners have been outstanding! Thank you! The time is here again to begin collecting for this ministry of love. Some suggested items: Age 1 & 2: soft toys, age appropriate, colorful or make motion or rattle, teething rings, stuffed animals, dolls, toys that move, books Age 3& 4: books, puzzles, lg. building blocks, trains, friction cars/trucks, dolls, bubbles, action figure toys: Spiderman, Paw Patrol, Bob the Builder, Transformers, etc... Age 5 & 6: building blocks like Legos, chalk, bubbles/bubble makers, dress up/craft kits, balls, soccer, baseball, basketball, whiffle ball set, winter gloves, hats, scarves, socks, hair ribbons & bows Age 7-12: Lego kits, sports balls mentioned above, volley balls, puzzles, inexpensive watches, jewelry, hats, gloves, board games Teenagers: board games, adult coloring books, markers, colored pencils, sports balls, sports apparel hats, gloves, scarves, jewelry, perfumes, lotions, gift cards, Apple gift cards ONLY NON-PERISHABLE FOOD ITEMS Canned items such as: green beans, carrots, corn, peas, cranberries, pork & beans, soups, stews, peanut butter, jelly chili, tomatoes, fruit, pasta sauce, potatoes, tuna, chicken & other canned meats, canned pastas, apple sauce, peanut butter/cheese crackers Other Foods: sugar, flour, spices, mac n cheese, macaroni/pastas, spaghetti sauce, Jell-O, cereal, oatmeal, gravy, cookies, stuffing, crackers, juice boxes, instant potatoes, pancake mix, syrup, condiments Toiletries such as: toothpaste/brushes, shampoo, conditioner, soaps (bath, dish, hand, laundry), comb/brushes, hand lotions, hand sanitizers These are just some suggestions. Contact: Charlie or Mary Ellen Turkey and Roast Beef dinners With all the trimmings Adults - $10 Kids - $ 5 (5-12yrs) ST. ANNE SODALITY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8th 11:30am - 6pm - School Cafeteria Craft & Treasures Christmas Booth Kids Booth Country Store Quilt Raffle (raffle tickets can be found on the next page)

6 ALL SOULS CHURCH - ST. ANNE S SODALITY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8th QUILT RAFFLE Tickets: 12/$10-6/$5-1/$1 Tickets/money may be place in the collection basket, brought to the Bazaar by noon on November 8th, or mailed to: All Souls Church - Attn: St. Anne Sodality Tennyson Ave For more information, call: Justine or Carol

7 OUR LADY OF FATIMA - 100th ANNIVERSARY - OCTOBER 13th What happened on that day Oct. 13, 1917 has come to be known as the Miracle of the Sun, or the day the sun danced. According to various accounts, a crowd of some 70,000 people believers and skeptics alike gathered to see the miracle that Mary had promised. After appearing and speaking to the children for some time, Mary then cast her own light upon the sun. The previously rainy sky cleared up, the clouds dispersed and the ground, which had been wet and muddy from the rain, was dried. A transparent veil came over the sun, making it easy to look at, and multi-colored lights were strewn across the landscape. The sun then began to spin, twirling in the sky, and at one point appeared to veer toward earth before jumping back to its place in the sky. Our Blessed Mother, at Fatima, asked everyone to pray the rosary daily for peace in our world. For our families, our community, and our troubled world, let us heed our Mother s request. VATICAN-APPROVED PILGRIMAGE SITE AT OLD CATHEDRAL Pope Francis granted the opportunity for Catholics to obtain a plenary indulgence, under the usual conditions, during the 100th anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima by making a pilgrimage to Portugal, or by visiting with devotion a statue of Our Lady of Fatima that is solemnly exposed for public veneration. Archbishop Carlson has designated the Basilica of St. Louis, King (the Old Cathedral) and its historic statue of Our Lady of Fatima as a destination for pilgrims in the Archdiocese of St. Louis during the centennial anniversary of the Marian apparitions in Fatima, Portugal that took place May-October The only remaining date on which Catholics may obtain a plenary indulgence by visiting the statue in the Old Cathedral is Oct., 13th. The Basilica is open M-F, 6:30am-2pm; Sat-Sun.,6:30am -6pm. For Mass times visit: Oldcathedralstl.org. 41st Annual Respect Life Convention Sunday, October 22, 2017 St. Charles Convention Center "Celebrate Life" During October, which is Respect Life Month, the RLA hosts its annual Respect Life Convention. The purpose of the Convention is to provide a forum for Catholics to gather & listen to informative & motivational speakers discuss the dignity & sanctity of human life & the latest efforts to build a Culture of Life. For more information: PAULINE BOOKS AND MEDIA 9804 Watson Rd In l917, the Mother of God appeared 6 times to 3 children at Fatima, Portugal. This year the Church celebrates its Centenary. Join us to celebrate & pray. October 13th at 7pm Rosary In the Backyard Grotto Film after Rosary - The Three Shepherds of Fatima ROSARY RALLY St. Mary Magdalen Saturday, Oct. 14th - 11am Mass Rosary to follow on corner of Brentwood & Manchester at Noon There is no problem, I tell you, no matter how difficult it is, that we cannot solve by the prayer of the Rosary. ~ Sr. Lucia Our world is troubled & in need of peace. The Blessed Mother at Fatima has asked us all to pray the Rosary daily for peace in the world. Join parishioners from churches throughout the area in peacefully praying a public Rosary. ALL ARE WELCOME ~ Paula juelich@juno.com SENIOR DAY at PAULINE BOOKS 2nd Tues. of the Month 1:30-3:30pm Fr. John Johnson will facilitate a discussion on Aging Matters by R. Paul Stevens All Seniors are Welcome! Call: This book is available for purchase at Pauline Books. After our lively discussion there will be Adoration and Benediction as well as refreshments & fellowship.

8 CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS All Souls Church # Tennyson Avenue Overland, MO TELEPHONE CONTACT PERSON 1st: *Mimi Minner (Mon, Tues, Fri) Or 2nd: Susan Shelton (Wed. Thurs) Mimi - SECRETARYALLSOULS@CHARTER.NET Susan - ALLSOULS@CHARTER.NET SOFTWARE MSPublisher 2007 Adobe Acrobat X Windows 7 PRINTER Kyocera Mita FS-1900 KX TRANSMISSION TIME Wednesday 12:00 NUMBER OF PAGES 4-8 Please send 300 bulletins THANK YOU! Please send all bulletin related s to: Mimi Minner secretaryallsouls@charter.net Thank you